sabo

Tallarook

Spring Hill

I believe in the owners manual you are supposed to change the Oil pump at 100 hours but I’ve been told that they have seen some fail before that. Hence changing it a bit sooner should elemante the problem.

Also being a technician for over 20 years with the same brand Of vehicle myself. I was told early that you’re only judging the brand on the broken ones that come to the dealership there are more majority of reliable vehicles out on the road with no issues and you will never have people ringing to tell you how good there cars are it’s the same with KTM. When you’re the leaders in technology everybody’s hoping you fail and want to show the world your problems and once it’s all sorted out there the first to jump on the band wagon and bye the technology. i can honestly say until you own

I have a good freind that works at a busy Ktm dealer.Before i purchased my 300 I asked him what’s the go should I stick to a 4 stroke Or is it safe to go back to a 2stroke tpi. And he told me honestly the only issues they ever had with them is the oil pump failure causing the seizures and it’s on a very minimal scale. To be safe he said just change the pump at 80 hours and you will never have a problem. So far I have 40 hours and it hasn’t missed a beat and it’s a impressive bike straight out of a box.

Cobaws is correct we need to ride it again

Whip sticks

Lal Lal

Lal Lal

Spot on

Should be a easy one

Wombat Carroll’s side ?

Anglesea

How many years have you been riding 13 years What was your very first bike ? 1978 RM 100 What is your current bike ? 2020 ktm 300 TPI Do you have a childhood bike you would like to buy and restore ? ( if yes, what is it ? ) 1978 RM 100 mount it on the wall in my man cave Are you a 2 stroke or 4 stroke person ? Both are good but definitely the 2 strokes are more fun Where was your favorite forum ride ? Goughs Bay What is your favorite forum memory ? Grand final Rides How many years have you been a forum member for ?